Khaldic

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The Khaldic pantheon represents a religion which grew out of the Urartian culture, many centuries before. A principally polytheistic faith, the chief god was known as Khaldi, and was worshiped as a warrior god. — In-game description

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The Khaldic religion is a polytheistic faith found around the Caucasus. This article documents the deities associated with the religion. All values are for +100% Omen Power.

Many Khaldic deities can be accessed by any polytheistic nation that controls their holy site or has a specific percentage of Khaldic pops: 5% for Very Common deities, 10% for Common deities, 20% for Rare deities, and 40% for Very Rare deities.

Every Khaldic nation benefits from +10% National Freeman Output.

General deities

These deities are available to all Khaldic nations, and all polytheistic nations that have enough Khaldic pops or control the deity's holy site:

Deity	Category	Rarity	Passive effect	Omen effect	Apotheosis effect	Holy site
Shivini	War	Rare	+5% Reinforcement Speed	+8% Manpower Recovery Speed	A Freeman appears in the capital; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 6; four if the deity’s Finesse is at least 9	—
Theispas	War	Rare	−5% War score Cost	+8% Morale of Armies	0.50 Military Experience, multiplied by the deity’s Martial	1575, Erebuni, Armenia
Khaldi	Culture	Common	−0.025 Aggressive Expansion Change	+15% State Religion Happiness	Up to 5 pops in a random territory will convert to the deity’s faith	1570, Armaouira, Armenia
Arubani	Culture	Rare	+5% Research Points	+0.04% Monthly Civilization Change	+2.50 Oratory Advances progress, multiplied by the deity’s Charisma	—
Dsvininaue	Economy	Rare	−25% Create Trade Route Cost	+10% National Citizen Output	1 Free Province Investment; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 11	—
Epaninaue	Economy	Rare	+8% National Slave Output	+10% National Tax	15 Wealth, multiplied by the deity’s Finesse	—
Bagvarti	Fertility	Rare	+0.025 Provincial Loyalty	+15% Primary Culture Happiness	A Slave appears in the capital; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 6; four if the deity’s Finesse is at least 9	—
Huba	Fertility	Rare	+0.10% National Population Growth	−0.04 Monthly War Exhaustion	+0.15% Local Population Growth in the capital province for five years	—

Exclusive deities

The following Khaldic deities are only available to specific countries.

Armenian deities

These deities are available to nations of Armenian culture, as long as they are Khaldic, or polytheistic and have enough Khaldic pops / control the deity's holy site:

Deity	Category	Rarity	Passive effect	Omen effect	Apotheosis effect	Holy site
Aramazd	War	Common	−5% War score Cost	+12% Military Tech Investment	+2.50 Martial Advances progress, multiplied by the deity’s Martial	—
Vahagn	War	Common	+5% Morale of Armies	+4% Discipline	+5.00 Supply Limit and +15% Local Fort Defense in the capital province and another random province, for five years	994, Ashtishat, Armenia
Nane	War	Rare	−5% Aggressive Expansion Impact	+8% Morale of Armies	A Freeman appears in the capital; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 6; four if the deity’s Finesse is at least 9	1791, Ibora, Pontus
Mihr	Culture	Common	+10% National Freeman Output	+8% Manpower Recovery Speed	+2.50 Civic Advances progress, multiplied by the deity’s Finesse	1762, Elegeia, Armenia
Tir	Culture	Rare	+5% Research Points	−0.04 Monthly Tyranny	+2.50 Civic Advances progress, multiplied by the deity’s Finesse	1571, Artaxata, Armenia
Tsovinar	Economy	Rare	+15% National Commerce Income	+10% National Citizen Output	A Citizen appears in the capital; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 6; four if the deity’s Finesse is at least 9	1591, Karchakhpyur, Armenia
Anahit	Fertility	Common	+0.10% National Population Growth	+10% National Freeman Output	50 Food in every province, multiplied by the deity’s Charisma	1767, Eriza, Armenia
Spandaramet	Fertility	Rare	+10% Global Monthly Food Modifier	−0.04 Monthly War Exhaustion	A Slave appears in the capital; two if the deity’s Finesse is at least 6; four if the deity’s Finesse is at least 9	—

Religion

Arabic • Armazic • Bon • Buddhist • Canaanite • Chaldean • Cybelene • Druidic • Hellenic • Heptadic • Iberic • Jain • Jewish • Kemetic • Khaldic • Hindu • Matrist • Megalithic • Ritualistic • Tuistic • Zalmoxian • Zoroastrian